Food

Breezeway Market to extend hours until 2 a.m. after SGA push for late-night food access 

Gabriella Mateo | Staff Writer Breezeway Market will remain open until 2 a.m. during the Fall and Spring semesters on an experimental basis through the end of September, according to FIU’s Office of Business Services.  The extension follows students’ concerns about late-night access to food and essentials, including a petition titled “Provide 24-hour access to […]

Should there be a 24-hour Breezeway?

By Leeann Sanon | Staff Writer A petition was published on June 16, 2026, on change.org in hopes of making the market at Breezeway open 24/7. The petition proposal requests that this readjustment happens with the exception of summer semester and holiday breaks. If this cannot be met, then they ask that Crave Cafe be […]

A not-so culinary inclined college student’s review: The Green Chicken

Alicia Bolton | Staff Writer Across the street from FIU, and under the new bridge that is presently being constructed, sits the 109 Tower. There, nestled at the corner, is the restaurant The Green Chicken. It’s a neighborhood gem where you’ll be sure to find the disheveled dwellers of off-campus housing, regular locals, and the […]

Top 5 Latin food spots around MMC and BBC!

Duvasana Bisoondial | Staff Writer FIU, a university steeped in Latin culture, is already halfway though Hispanic Heritage Month! The Hispanic population in Miami has shaped South Florida’s tastes, with the humble Cubano becoming Florida’s state sandwich. As we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, here are five food spots near Modesto Maidique Campus and […]

Students shouldn’t have to partake in the stereotypical college diet

Ariana Rodriguez | Staff Writer With food insecurity at an all-time high and barely functional vending machines providing unhealthy food options, it can be difficult for students to navigate a healthy and nutritional diet. FIU needs to take the steps to break the stigma of a college student diet.  The infamous “college diet” often consists […]

FIU is in dire need of more diverse food options

Ariana Rodriguez | Staff Writer From options like The Salty Donut or Chick-fil-A, it can be difficult for students to stay within their diet or avoid allergens. Commuters and students living on campus can both agree that there is a clear need for more food variety on campus. One aspect that often gets overlooked is […]

Best places to eat near FIU’s Modesto Maidique Campus

Andres Rivera | Staff Writer As FIU students get caught up in projects and homework, they can forget the most crucial assignment: to eat. From select meat to tea, these restaurants offer various options for students in any mood, including vegetarian and vegan options. Here are five food spots a short drive from FIU’s Modesto […]

BBC needs more food options

Dioslyn Oliva | Staff Writer The Biscayne Bay Campus administration tried over the years to address student concerns regarding meal options. Yet through constant food shortages, limited hours of operation and lack of restaurant options, they continue to miss the mark. College students are typically in and out of class and we need food to […]

Camaraderie and Cuisine at Caribbean Culture Night

Kaysea Suzana | Staff Writer The exciting music of the Caribbean Culture night brought life to the Graham Center pit last Wednesday. Hosted on March 15, the event began at 9 p.m. and nearly lasted until midnight to give students leaving from class an uplifting end to their day. The event was organized by the […]

College Students Need To Watch What They Eat

Nicole Ardila/Staff Writer College students’ eyes light up when they see cheap and quick meals, but they don’t put in effort to learn about their ingredients and what they’re actually feeding their bodies.  There are several factors that cause many college students to have poor diets. With all the classes, assignments, and possible side jobs, […]

FIU Alumnus’ Food Blog, “Succulent Bite” Takes Off

Manuela Caldas / Contributing writer  FIU alumnus Nicolas Norena has come a long way from eating breezeway cookies in the Modesto A. Maidique campus cafeteria. By leveraging social media and a slew of cleverly crafted promotions, Norena has managed to transform his food blog, Succulent Bite, into a marketing empire. Born in Chicago, Norena grew […]

All The Freebies To Help You Through The Coronavirus Shutdown

Anna Radinsky & Cristina Gonzalez/PantherNOW Staff Saving money and preventing stress from the coronavirus pandemic has been made a lot easier thanks to free or discounted services.  From free food delivery to free WiFi, companies are providing customers with services and products to help make quarantine a little easier.  Read below for all of the […]

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